Farewell picnic potluck celebrates e-Portfolio accomplishments, despite closure
The administration, staff and friends of the former e-Portfolio office gathered in Jordan Park on the afternoon of Aug. 30 for a “Closure Potluck Celebration” to honor all the e-Portfolio program had accomplished.
Celebrating a legacy: A tribute to Liu Vakapuna
Liu Vakapuna has a name people wouldn't be familiar with, unless they know the Student Government at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC). Vakapuna is...
Forum speaker Alok Vaid-Menon uses humor to discuss gender, politics and self-validation
International poet, writer and performer Alok Vaid-Menon spoke to students during the Big Questions Forum student lunch hosted by the SLCC Department of Humanities on March 26.
A message to students from President Greg Peterson
Whether you’re beginning college for the first time, returning after time away or preparing for the next step in your career, we’re glad you’re here.
Photos: Native American Indian Exhibition
View photos from the Native American Indian Exhibition.
Amid shelter closing, SLCC amps up support of basic needs
As homeless adapt to a new normal at the new resource centers, Salt Lake Community College evaluates how to best support its own homeless students and faculty.
SLCC’s ‘Captain Gay’ strives for inclusivity
Peter Moosman is the first coordinator of the new Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center.
Learn to be resourceful at SLCC
Find out how to get homework help, massages, counseling and other services on campus.
SLCC student turns tragedy into triumph
Forget the spandex and cape, this superhero has wheels! Learn more about Miss Wheelchair Utah 2020 and SLCC student, Lina Nguyen.
SLC hosts rally for world’s first National Period Day
A rally in celebration of the world's first National Period Day took place Oct. 19 at the Utah State Capitol.
Folio staff provide platform for student artists
The students who publish Folio encourage all students to submit creative works for their upcoming issue.
Make money making deliveries for Amazon
Amazon's new delivery service could be the perfect part-time job for college students.